Chawlk

1. Drawar
2. Fenxy
3. Decaflon
4. Two Credits
5. Wriging
6. Loose Suits
7. Chixe
8. Dud3s
9. Wing Colors

 

Ahh.. this is an easy one for me to answer. Beef stew with a hearty broth and mixture of veggies along with a great hunk of fresh hard bread and butter. Nothing seems more comforting to me.

As a general rule when the blog being viewed is more about the ads than the content, I tend to quickly become disinterested. I guess on some level i have never fully embraced the idea that my blog could be an income generating medium.

I am a big fan of marytree for two reasons. One she is my friend, and two she does the most amazing crafts/projects. Truly a free spirit.

Chances are this will not be the winner, but I thought you would get a laugh out of watching an amusing video I took of my family playing musical chairs, imagine a bull in a china shop ... and without any further delay:
Why Adults Shouldn't Play Musical Chairs

Photos.. gotta love em. 9rules Logo, unique, cool.. Award points to the best guerrilla application of the 9rules logo to a public place.

Could be for best well known place, or more remote. Most dangerous, most unique, etc. Keep it fun.

Our love for one another is imperfect, because we by our nature are imperfect. That being said there are transcendental moments when people can obtain for the slightest moment a glimmer of what pure love is.

I say a glimmer because only God is perfect and able to sustain such love, all we can hope for is the opportunity to experience it in a manner that does not result in our death.

So what would I do for someone I love? As much as I can.

Well I hope I didn't put much of a negative spin on ads, I certainly have nothing against them, a lot of people make money with them and I am all for people making money doing something they love.

Hey thanks for the replies -- I've always thought any revenue that I make will come from paid sponsor ads. Of course the trick there is well, getting sponsors!

Nothing beats an intense workout followed by a hot shower to get me to sleep. Now mind you when I say intense, I mean Navy Seal intense (or at least your perception of what Navy Seal training is like).

"Yonkers Come Here" was the last anime movie I have seen. Not terribly exciting I know, but my son wanted to watch it so we did.

I don't think he is a racist, I think he was feeling the heckler heat and made a gigantic error in judgement in how he lashed back. He crossed the line to vastly inappropriate, why? Only he knows...

I think back to the Seinfeld "Jerk Store" comeback..

After discovering that Riley was let go from the Yankees and now works for Firestone, George flies to Akron, Ohio, sets up a meeting, and brings a tray of shrimp just to try out the Jerk Store line. When he says it, however, Riley shoots back with "What's the difference? You're their all-time best seller." George, unprepared for this ends up using Kramer's line "Oh Yeah? ...Well I slept with your wife!" He is then told that Riley's wife is in a coma.

Just my 2 cents.

I have a Motorola a910 that a friend gave me. Basically a Motorola phone that missed the release mark and was promptly replaced. Linux based and has great audio quality and takes better picture/video than any other phone I have had.

Ninjas have better access to citrus and women, plus who doesn't love personal pyro?

Kettle: "Hello Pot, this is Kettle."
Pot: "Hey Kettle, what's up?"
Kettle: "You're Black."

Lucas should recall Howard the Duck or Willow before slamming other films.

... "Never trust anyone over 30"

I have trusted myself for seven years now.

I've included a gravatar from time to time on my blog depending on the design that I am using more to just give the comments more of a personal touch than anything else.

My blog focuses on a fairly concise subject and I really want the blog to be more about the subject matter content than me. In the end it just comes down to personal preference.

I will say however with the growing number of employers doing web searches on potential employees that this trend could change how a lot of people with blogs treat the sharing of personal information.

Growing up (LOL, to find myself saying that is just funny) I can vividly recall reflecting on my parents rules and perceived injustices and swearing up and down how *I* would be different when I was "old" and had kids.

Well, at the ripe old age of 35 I look back at those times and chuckle. Of course I am not going to let my son do the things that I wanted to do. Being able to look through the glasses of experience I know now that my parents were only doing what was best for me.

And while the rose colored glasses of innocence made these injustices seem worse than many war crimes at the age of 16, time has given me the clarity needed to be, well just like my parents in some regards.